Betty Boop has never been my favorite, but she sure is funny in this one, she outwits the King but good.

no narrative...but entertaining. not bad. wish we could score outta ten...it needs three and a half stars reaallly

This is one of my favourite Betty Boop cartoons. Stuck in a game a chess, Miss Boop has to fight off the letcherous advances of the king. Not to worry though, even the furniture itself is looking after her honour and modesty. A chair replaces the hem of her dress when it becomes displaced; with a polite 'thank you' from the heroine. When it looks as if the king will finally get his evil way, the bed runs out of the room! The king doesn't stand a chance in this game.

Chess Nuts begins in the dull, real-life world of a chess game. Betty then falls onto the real-life chessboard, and all anthropomorphic heck breaks loose. Bimbo and Koko appear, and the real life chess board and pieces morph into a strange, surrealistic world of classic Betty Boop. This pre-code episdode is one of Betty's raciest, in which she can't seem to keep her dress on. Her suiter carries her into a bedroom, but the bed has other ideas. This one is a must for Betty fans.